Company predicts there will be one major data breach a month reported in 2014, but official says we shouldn’t despair
If you look outside your window this time of year you may be affected by two kinds of seasonal sadness: One is from plunging temperatures and grey skies. The other by representatives of security vendors who drop in with their annual predictions.
The latest is Jon Clay, core technology marketing manager at Trend Micro Inc., who came to the ITWorldCanada.com office Tuesday during a three-city trip across Canada this week. He’s talking to some of the firm’s 10,000 corporate customers here about its 
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HP calls for collaboration on security
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Assume your network has been hacked, says Cisco
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